Ruth Aspöck

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Ruth Aspöck
Born	7 February 1947  (age 74) Salzburg
Alma mater	University of Vienna

Ruth Aspöck (born February 7, 1947 in Salzburg) is an Austrian writer who lives in Vienna.

Biography[]

She studied drama and Germanic language and literature in Vienna and Linz, and completed her studies with journeys to Cuba among other countries. She founded a feminist magazine in Vienna called Auf.

Works[]

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• Der ganze Zauber nennt sich Wissenschaft (1982)
• Emma oder Die Mühen der Architektur. Die Geschichte einer Frau aus Wien (1987)
• Ausnahmezustand für Anna (1992)
• Wo die Armut wohnt. (1992)
• Tremendo swing. Die achtziger Jahre in Kuba (1997)
• Gedichtet. Prosaische Lyrik (1995)
• Muttersöhnchenmärchen (1996)
• (S)Trickspiel (2003)
• Kannitverstan (2005)

External links[]

• Kurzbiografie (in German)
• Literature by and about Ruth Aspöck in the German National Library catalogue (in German)

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